Shifting when i put my 87 honda accord in park it want's to roll back like it's in reverse as nuetral does the same thing to then the odd time i can put it in reverse and it feels like it's in park.do the gears have to be adjusted please let me know.
No the gears cant be adjusted like that but you could have a problem with the linkage going to the transmision. sounds like you need to inspect for loseand or worn parts.
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it would cause more wear and tear than a normal use car but a taxi driver friend of mine only puts it in nuetral when stopped,then back in drive or reverse when needed...he also starts engine in nuetral.
Hook up some jumper cables to the battery cables on the honda, turn the key to on position and apply brake and then try to shift it. Some cars need power to allow shifter to dissengage. Or just unhook the shifter linkage from the trans. and shift it directly at the trans. just be sure the parking brake is on and wheels choked so it does not roll when you pop it out of park.
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